India-Poland Economic Ties Strengthened Through High-Level Meetings in Warsaw

Warsaw, November 4 (Daily Kiran) : Indian Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Jitin Prasad, recently held a series of high-level meetings with key industry leaders in Warsaw, Poland. The discussions focused on enhancing collaboration between India and Poland across various sectors, including defense, space, information technology, manufacturing, and advanced electronics.

Sharing updates on social media platform X, Prasad highlighted his engagement with senior executives from leading Polish companies to explore new opportunities for investment, joint research and development (R&D), technical partnerships, and industrial cooperation.

During his visit to the WB Group, a prominent Polish defense and technology firm, Prasad met with the company’s president, Piotr Wojciechowski. They discussed potential collaboration in next-generation defense electronics, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), advanced communication technologies, autonomous systems, and strategic electronics.

Prasad also met with Gawel Lopinski, the CEO of Billennium, a global IT and cloud services provider that already has a presence in Pune, India. The two discussed opportunities for investment and collaboration in India’s digital talent ecosystem, cloud transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), and the IT sector.

In the space sector, Prasad held discussions with Dr. Grzegorz Brona, co-founder of the Polish space technology company Kriotech Instruments, and Deputy CEO Grzegorz Wrochnia. They explored collaboration opportunities in micro-satellites, space hardware, advanced electronics, and quantum technologies, along with potential joint research and investment in India’s rapidly growing space sector.

Additionally, he met with Adam Holewa, a board member of the Boriszew Group, and CEOs from MaFlo and BAP Group at the Indian Embassy in Warsaw. The meetings focused on technical cooperation, joint ventures, and new investment opportunities.

Prasad emphasized that discussions included investment prospects under the Indian government’s Make in India initiative and Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes. The aim is to strengthen industrial partnerships between India and Poland and enhance the global supply chain.

These meetings come at a time when both countries are actively working to boost economic and technological cooperation in strategic sectors and promote business linkages.